Kat Hartman is an information designer who enjoys finding the intersections between design and research, her favorite being data visualization. She received her MFA from the University of Michigan  Stamps School of Art + Design. She has worked as a data analyst at multiple non-profit organizations including Data Driven Detroit, a National Neighborhood Indicators Partner (NNIP) with the Urban Institute. She has also designed illustrated health materials for UNICEF in Botswana and German Agro Action in Ethiopia.

She is currently an information design consultant with the data visualization firm, NiJeL and a fellow at the Civic Data Design Lab at the MIT School of Architecture & Planning as part of the City Digits project. 

Her online portfolio can be found here: www.kathartman.com.